The annual Taiwan International Balloon Festival will run from June 30 – August 28. Don’t miss one of the most popular international events in Taiwan.
Teaching English in Kaohsiung: Getting Started
Thinking of teaching English in Kaohsiung, or Taiwan for that matter? Before you get started, here are some information and tips you should know.
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Happy Chinese New Year (新年快樂 – xīn nián kuài lè)! This year is the Year of the Ox (牛 – niú). Like the ox, people born in the Year of the Ox are considered hard working and faithful to friends and family. Also, they are persistent, and honest. We preview the horoscope for the Ox in 2021.
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Cindy Wu is a uniquely talented performer who calls Kaohsiung City her home. After growing up in the United States and studying at the prestigious Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, she came back to Kaohsiung City. We want to share her story and the things that drive her. She even has a powerful message for the younger generation growing up in today’s diverse world.
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Every winter, millions of Taiwanese Purple Crow Butterflies migrate to the warm climate of the Maolin District. It is a short getaway from Kaohsiung City to view a unique gathering of beautiful purple butterflies in the winter.
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Kaohsiung will be hosting the 2021 New Years in one of the biggest and best celebration in the history of Kaohsiung. The Dagang Bridge will be the site for the main stage with some of Taiwan’s most popular celebrities. Eda World will feature a 10-minute fireworks show. Finally, Cijin’s Sunset Bar offers party tents and fireworks!
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